Social Welfare and Justice Other Electives
In addition to social welfare and justice course, electives toward SOWJ degree can be taken from the following courses:
- ANTH 3300: Gender and Sexuality in Cross-Cultural Perspective
- ANTH 4316: Culture, Change and Development
- ANTH 4320: Culture, Law and Violence
Criminology and Law Studies
- CRLS 2100: Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice
- CRLS 3100: Carceral Systems
- CRLS 3170: Policy and Practice for Children Impacted by Incarceration
- CRLS 3600: Victimology
- CRLS 3640: Domestic Violence in the United States
- CRLS 3660: Sex Offenses and Offenders
- CRLS 4130: Women, Crime, and Criminal Justice
- CRLS 4140: Race, Crime and Punishment
- CRLS 4180: Empathy, Crime and Justice
- CRLS 4640: Family Violence and Public Intervention
- CRLS 4660: Criminal Violence in America
- SOCI 2200: The Family
- SOCI 2500: Self, Language and Social Interaction
- SOCI 3200: Social Problems in Urban Society
- SOCI 3250: Race and Racism
- SOCI 3280: Race and Family
- SOCI 3400: Behavior Patterns of Youth
- SOCI 3500: Culture, Health and Illness
- SOCI 3700: Social Movements, Protest and Change
- SOCI 3720: Environment and Society
- SOCI 4050: Urban Ethnography: The City as Laboratory
- SOCI 4250: African-American Social Thought
- SOCI 4300: Sociology of Aging
- SOCI 4400: Social Inequality
- SOCI 4440: Sociology of Education
- SOCI 4430: Christianity and Sexuality in the U.S.
- SOCI 4450: Sociology of Sex and Gender
- SOCI 4730: Capitalism, Socialism and Emancipation
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